Obviously he/she isn't. :)
In short, it looks like you're using C# 2.0 and trying to cast an
integer to a nullable integer. This is likely to happen, for example,
if you declare an integer as nullable, and try and assign an integer
value.
int? nullableInt = 10; // Notice the question mark.
int normalInt = 5;
nullableInt = null; // This is not allowed with normal integers.
normalInt = nullableInt; // Compiler error - type mismatch.
Nick
WTH wrote:
jy****@gmail.com <jy****@gmail.comloquated like no one had ever loquated
before with:
I'm getting a compiler error that says "Cannot convert from int[] to
int?[]".
Are you familiar with 'nullable types'?
WTH
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